Donatella Dragna Quotes & Sayings

The kind of society which we still have is maybe, in some cases, getting worse. Competition is becoming a virtue. Intense competition drives people to go more and more into self-interest. Even to see other folks as competition. — Major Owens

Speed provides the one genuinely modern pleasure. — Aldous Huxley

He was dead. Even with practice he would never be any deader. — Howard Browne

Football was never my life. The guys [and] the relationships were my life. I have an ability to relate to damn near everybody. — John Riggins

You been down to the bottom with a bad man, babe
But you're back were you belong — Bob Dylan

Of taking what life gave her, she should take what she wanted from life. — Brenda Novak

Confidence takes constant nurturing, like a bed, it must be remade every day. — M.I.A.

Meditation a reboot for your brain and your soul. — Arianna Huffington

The Goddess of Wisdom and the Goddess of Wealth. Everyone thinks they need to get wealth first, and wisdom will come. So they concern themselves with chasing money. But they have it backwards. You have to give your heart to the Goddess of Wisdom, give her all your love and attention, and the Goddess of Wealth will become jealous, and follow you. — Christopher McDougall

I appeal to you as a soldier to spare me the humiliation of seeing my regiment march to meet the enemy and I not share its dangers. — George Armstrong Custer

By the end of our lives, we're covered in battle scars and shrapnel. — Carrie Hope Fletcher

Our relationship with literary characters, at least to those that exercise a certain attraction over us, rests in fact on a denial. We know perfectly well, on a conscious level, that these characters "do not exist," or in any case do not exist in the same way as do the inhabitants of the real world. But things manifest in an entirely different way on the unconscious level, which is interested not in the ontological differences between worlds but in the effect they produce on the psyche.
Every psychoanalyst knows how deeply a subject can be influenced, and even shaped, sometimes to the point of tragedy, by a fictional character and the sense of identification it gives rise to. This remark must first of all be understood as a reminder that we ourselves are usually fictional characters for other people [ ... ] — Pierre Bayard

God created whiskey to keep the Irish from taking over the world. — Kinky Friedman